Community Grants Program 2019–2020
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COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM 2019–2020 Funding Organisation Event / project Category amount Furqan Islamic Association $5000 Perth Eid Festival 2019 - The Perth Eid Festival 2019 will be hosted in August 2019 at the Festivals grounds of Herb Graham Centre in Mirrabooka. The event is a family-friendly multicultural community event including rides, food stalls, multicultural arts and music, and is planned to include a community soccer match ('Eid Cup'). The festival anticipates attendances of 11,000 people. The festival has in-kind support from the City of Stirling, WA Police, the fire brigade and the Islamic Council of Western Australia. South West Indian Group $5000 The Bunbury Diwali Festival of Lights 2019 - The Bunbury Diwali Festival of Lights 2019 Festivals Inc (SWIG) is scheduled for 16 November 2019. The festival is a multicultural family celebration for the Bunbury community and is centred around a Bollywood theme. The event anticipates the attendance of 600 people and includes interstate performers and community participation from local school children and the indigenous community. Convenors for Filipino $5000 Pinoys of Perth (PoP) Stories - The ‘Pop Stories’ project seeks to capture the Filipino Community Interests migrant experience and provide a voice within their community and in WA. The project aims Capacity to raise awareness of Filipino identities, cultural practice and settlement challenges in Building Australia. Three workshops will be run over three days, with 15 storytellers recruited from diverse target groups (seniors, people with disabilities, LGBTIQ+) and five writers to develop the stories for the production of an e-book and audio transcripts. AFG Young Leaders $5000 The Connecting Through Art project - This is a series of six events focused on the Community sharing of resettlement experiences of 200 Afghan youth. The events take place at Herb Capacity Graham Centre Mirrabooka through November 2019 to February 2020. The project uses Building painting, role-play and intergenerational story-telling to connect Afghan youth and older community members. The series of events culminates in a community art exhibition and celebration event in Mirrabooka. In-kind support is provided by the City of Stirling, Edmund Rice Centre and Janine Freeman MLA. COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM 2019–2020 Funding Organisation Event / project Category amount Organisation of African $5000 Kaleidoscope Initiative Network (KIN) Group Competency Development - The KIN Community Community of WA Inc Group Competency development project includes a series of workshops for up to 40 Capacity community leaders on topics such as organisational planning, financial sustainability, Building marketing and promotion, volunteer management, and cultural competency. The workshops are scheduled for November 2019 to February 2020 and aim to assist leaders to become more efficient organisational managers. South Sudan Community $30,000 Nurturing Families - Nurturing Families is a series of six-eight parenting workshops for Strategic Association of WA South Sudanese families, that aims to provide culturally appropriate parenting support Projects and explore issues of family breakdown. The project also aims to enhance integration and improve engagement between South Sudanese parents and services/agencies in the children and family support sector, as well as with local governments. Perth Indonesian $5000 Forrest Place Multicultural Festival and Food Bazaar 2020 - The Perth Indonesian Festivals Community Inc Community and Malay Association of WA will present a family-friendly multicultural experience comprising live performances, food stalls and workshop activities on 14 March in Forrest Place, Perth. While the festival centres around Indonesian community culture, almost 50 cultural organisations will participate as performers, vendors and promoters. The event is expected to be attended by up to 2000 people. Centre for Thai Language $4000 Loy Krathong Festival 2019 - This free family-friendly festival to be held on 17 Festivals and Culture of WA Inc November at Ozone Reserve, East Perth aims to invite the community to participate in this major event on the Thai cultural calendar. The event will highlight colourful and enthralling traditions of Loy Krathong including a program of traditional dance and music, Muay Thai boxing demonstrations, a beauty pageant and culminate in the launching of floating krathongs into Lake Vasto under a fireworks display. COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM 2019–2020 Funding Organisation Event / project Category amount Korean Association of WA $5000 Lunar New Year Festival 2020 - The students, teachers and committee of the Korean Festivals Language School based in the Mount Lawley SHS campus will host a Korean Lunar New Year Festival on 22 February 2020. The highly interactive program of cultural activities includes making and eating symbolic food such as rice cake soup (Tteokguk) and traditional rice cakes with filling (tteok), wearing traditional dress (Hanbok), playing folk board games (Yut Nori) and kite-making. Bunbury Chinese New Year $5000 Bunbury Chinese New Year Festival 2020 - This annual community-run street festival Festivals auspiced by Bunbury to be held on 7 March encourages the whole Bunbury and broader South West Multicultural Group community to participate in a full program of participatory activities, performances and traditional food experiences along and within the buildings of a decorated Victoria Street. Traditional Chinese activities are run by the community and local service providers. WA Russian Education $5000 Russian Camp 2020 - The project comprises a series of music, drama, sport and Community Cultural Centre Inc cultural activities delivered predominately in Russian to be hosted over 28-31 January Capacity (WARECC) 2020 in Bickley Outdoor Recreation Camp. 20 parents and at least 50 young people Building aged 5-18 years will be engaged with the aims to reinforce Russian language learning in a practical environment, celebrate the cultural diversity within the Russian and Russian-speaking community. Burundian Twa Community $5000 Youth Cultural Program - This project aims to encourage young people aged 10-18 Community in Perth Inc years old from the Twa community to maintain their culture and traditions, while Capacity simultaneously promoting messages of drug and alcohol prevention. The program Building running December 2019 to April 2020 comprises a schedule of music, dance and drumming workshops led by community leaders with participation from health service providers and the WA Police community engagement unit. COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM 2019–2020 Funding Organisation Event / project Category amount Courageous Women $5000 CWMN Project - This project aims to support the formalisation of the network and its Community Multicultural Network membership, develop a core program of social and health activities, and foster ongoing Capacity auspiced by the partnerships with service providers through a year-long period of subsidised delivery. Building Organisation of African Richmond Wellbeing and the City of Canning will participate as delivery partners, with Community of WA activities led by a team of five volunteers. International Forum of $5000 IFORAP Board Capacity Building - Running in early 2020, this project will engage a Community Reconciliation and Peace facilitator to assist in undertaking a stakeholder consultation and lead the IFORAP Capacity (IFORAP) board and its members through a strategic planning process based on the PESTLE Building methodology. Participation from up to ten African community associations and groups based in Perth will help IFORAP gain insight into the cultural considerations associated with each group. Many Colours of One $5000 First Aid Matters - This activity will subsidise first aid training to over 50 women with Community Australia Inc young children from Pakistani and CaLD communities. The target participants have Capacity commonly moved from their countries with limited understanding of Australian culture Building and its associated risks, such as swimming pools, traffic conditions and wildlife. Perth Lighthouse Inc $3000 Muslim Film Festival - The Muslim Film Festival will run 7-9 September 2019 at the Sponsorship Backlot Perth theatre in West Perth and comprises a program of local and international independent short films made by Muslim filmmakers or that tell Muslim stories. The inaugural Perth festival anticipates attendances of over 600 people and will be followed by a sister festival to be held in Melbourne the following week. COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM 2019–2020 Funding Organisation Event / project Category amount Chung Wah Association $20,000 Perth Chinese New Year Fair 2020 - The event will take place in various 'hubs' around Celebrations Northbridge, Perth on Sunday 2 February for anticipated audiences of 25,000 people. Buddha's Light International $20,000 Buddha's Birthday and Multicultural Festival 2020 - The event will take place in the Celebrations Association of Western Supreme Court Gardens, Perth over 18-19 April for anticipated audiences of 30,000 Australia Inc people. Vietnamese Community in $20,000 Tet New Year Celebration 2020 - The event will take place at the Wanneroo Celebrations Australia - WA Chapter Inc Showgrounds over 31 January to 1 February for anticipated audiences of 16,000 people. Bunbury Multicultural Group $5000 South West Multicultural Festival 2020 - The annual event is focused on promoting Festivals Inc multiculturalism, understanding and friendship